2-Term Pathway - International Year Zero in Business Management and Law - Continue to Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law with Criminology

Ulster University - Belfast

What you will study

2-Term Pathway - International Year Zero in Business Management and Law - Continue to Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Law with Criminology | This pathway combines foundational preparation with progression into a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree specialising in Law with Criminology. Students begin by developing academic, communication and subject-specific skills during the International Year Zero. The programme introduces key concepts related to law, crime, justice and society, helping students understand how legal systems respond to criminal behaviour. Students can develop research, analytical and critical-thinking abilities while exploring contemporary legal and criminological issues. This pathway is suitable for students interested in careers involving law, criminal justice, public services, policing, policy or related areas. It provides a supportive transition into undergraduate-level study.

About this course

Institution
Ulster University - Belfast
Where
Belfast, United Kingdom
Level
Bachelor
Length
48–60 months
Tuition
£15,185.00

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